Perry Rhodan - Glador deep space transport by duo

Bryce • Science Fiction • posted on Dec 21, 2006

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AGAIN on Perry Rhodan! Perry Rhodan is the world's most prolific literary science fiction (SF) series, published since 1961 in Germany (more than 1800 books!). Perry Rhodan is unabashed space opera, picking up (or reinventing) virtually every theme that has ever appeared in science fiction. While critics outside the genre and many within have habitually savaged the series, its multi-decade commercial success has become a literary phenomenon in itself. Here is the "Glador", a deep space transport designed to accommodate a race of human midgets called the Siganese. Fast and agile, the craft hides its superior abilities behind the form of a conventional "ship's boat." The craft first appears in the Perry Rhodan novels in the early 1960s. Disc-shaped, it had the forward projections added in the early 1990s to accommodate a new drive that was attached to the front of the ship. Coincidentally, this gave the Space Jet a profile that resembled a certain Corellian freighter we've all come to know and love. The mesh is totally modelled in Bryce by me such as the custom texture. Comments are welcome :)

Comments (18)

sirmacman

7:10PM | Thu, 21 December 2006

Most Cool - is Perry Rhodan still being translated?

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Geodesic250

9:43PM | Thu, 21 December 2006

Fantastic modeling!!

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Odessey

11:35PM | Thu, 21 December 2006

Very cool , cant keep up with you your making them faster than i can turn my computor on.

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wawadave

12:24AM | Fri, 22 December 2006

nice!!!!!

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jif3d

2:11AM | Fri, 22 December 2006

Another funky Retro craft Luca, but is it "Galdor" as in the title or "Glador" like written on the space craft ? sorry to nit pick, but I've never see this show before, kool render Bro'. ~Christmas Cheers~ :o)

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